is going to be gold for maisie summers-newton! simmons - wake. summers-newton! simmons outside wake. is going to be gold for maisie - summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at summers-newton! simmons outside the medals- at home — summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in _ summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in northampton, - summers-newton! simmons outside the medals. at home in northampton, some| medals. at home in northampton, some of newton's family were ecstatic. it's just a bit unreal at the moment _ it's just a bit unreal at the moment. it isjust absolutely amazing _ moment. it isjust absolutely amazing. it wasjust moment. it isjust absolutely amazing. it was just unbelievable. wasn't _ amazing. it was just unbelievable. wasn't expecting it at all. it was 'ust wasn't expecting it at all. it was just kind — wasn't expecting it at all. it was just kind of exciting to know how she swims — just kind of exciting to know how she swims the race on the breaststroke leg we knew how she was --oin breaststroke leg we

this must mean, i assume, that going forward, there'll be a lot people like maisie summers—newton was, that is what gets— you see those magic moments, that is what gets people into sport, and -ets what gets people into sport, and gets people on theirjourney, and also inspires them. we have seen with the _ also inspires them. we have seen with the olympics and paralympics, also the _ with the olympics and paralympics, also the change in mood and people have got— also the change in mood and people have got smiles on their faces and they are _ have got smiles on their faces and they are excited. it is really good. what _ they are excited. it is really good. what and — they are excited. it is really good. what and community is like here in northampton and just for everyone, really! _ northampton and 'ust for everyone, reall ! . ~ northampton and 'ust for everyone, reall! ., ~' northampton and 'ust for everyone, reall! ., ~ , northampton and 'ust for everyone, reall ! ., ~ , . northampton and 'ust for everyone, reall! ., , . really! thank you very much, jack. i should tell — really! thank

maisie summers—newton won the sm6 200m individual medley in a world record performance. what a dave for northampton and what a day for british swimming. ending to begin my guest, jack buckner, ceo of british winning. another gold medal to add to the list. mas winning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ . , ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. ~ . ., winning. another gold medal to add to the list. . . ., to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i was _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i wasjust _ to the list. was a race that was, wasn't it? i wasjust incredible. | to the list. was a race that was, l wasn't it? i wasjust incredible. a wasn't it? i was just incredible. a stunning performance. just amazing, really. one of the most exciting races i've seen for the long time and to come back and see the world record go and to get a paralympic final with a world record it doesn't get much better t

and anotherfor maisie summers—newton, just 19, but already a double paralympic champion.tor showing some less than fancy footwork. but he is into the table tennis final. just imagine what he will do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. 22 goals are coming up on match of the day after the news. if you'd like to know the results, then stay right there. liverpool and chelsea were both looking to continue their winning start to the season but it finished 1—1 at anfield. chelsea played half the game with 10 men. there were also draws at aston villa, newcastle and west ham. manchester city thrashed 10—man arsenal 5—0, their biggest win over the gunners, who are now bottom of the table. everton and leicester also won today. hibs and hearts are still level on points at the top of the scottish premiership. both won today, as did motherwell. it's the old firm match tomorrow. england's cricketers beat india by an innings and 76 runs at headingley to level their test series. it's now 1—1 with two matches left to play. adam wild reports. in leeds, they came ready for a carnival

britain's maisie summers—newton won her second gold with victory in the 100 metres breaststroke, andg won gb�*s first athletics gold in the 100 metres final, while sophie hahn defended her 100 metre title. earlier, there were incredible scenes in the velodrome, as the track cycling came to a close. three gold medals and three world records — with husband and wife neil and lora fachie winning titles within half an hour of each other. there are days that are good in a relationship, and there are days like today— relationship, and there are days like today which we will never ever forget _ like today which we will never ever forget lora— like today which we will never ever forget. lora put the pressure on, she broke — forget. lora put the pressure on, she broke the world record in the qualifying — she broke the world record in the qualifying. and then she managed to win the _ qualifying. and then she managed to win the gold in her final as well. we obviously hope this would happen, but for— we obviously hope this would happen, but for it_ we obviously hope this would happen, but for it

yes, that's maisie newton summers, and it's_ yes, that's maisie newton summers, and it's the _ yes, that'sn the 200 metres individual medley and going from _ the 200 metres individual medley and going from the heat into the final in sixth_ going from the heat into the final in sixth position and she has tough competition from around the world as well as— competition from around the world as well as her_ competition from around the world as well as her team—mates, so it's grace _ well as her team—mates, so it's grace harvey and maisie, who both went faster— grace harvey and maisie, who both went faster than ellie did in the heats— went faster than ellie did in the heats this morning and the ukrainian has qualified the fastest from the heats _ has qualified the fastest from the heats this morning, breaking the world _ heats this morning, breaking the world record and the paralympic recont — world record and the paralympic record. we will also see qian ego again— record. we will also see qian ego again who — record. we will also see qian ego again who got a 400 metres medal in the freestyle a

in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19a double paralympic champion. but the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. look forward to seeing that one. they've been foiled in their attempts to bring in harry kane, as well as cristiano ronaldo, but today manchester city needed no help in the goal department. they fired five past a hapless arsenal side today — who've made their worst start to a season in 67 years. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal with pressure. he wasn't the only one who saw red as the referee sent him straight to the dressing room. left with ten m

in the pool, there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19the celebration of the day belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the latest from liverpool v chelsea in a moment. but first — they may be on the hunt for a new striker. no harry kane in their ranks, and certainly no cristiano ronaldo. but manchester city had no trouble finding the back of the net today. for the second week in a row — they won 5—0 at the etihad. this time it was arsenal on the receiving end of a thrashing, as pressure mounts on their manager. jess softley reports. five goals from four different players. who says manchester city need a striker? they didn't waste any time today. lk i going to one made it look too easy, putting the city ahead after just six minutes. poor defending left arsenal wide open as an unmarked ferran torres had them 2—0 up with just 11 minutes on the clock. there are two ways to deal

in the pool there was gold for the mixed relay team, and another for maisie summers—newton — just 19,r strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — just imagine what he'll do if he wins it. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. england's cricketers have pulled off a stunning victory in the third test against india. they took eight wickets this morning to win by an innings and 76 runs — and level the series 1—1. here's adam wild. in leeds, they came ready for a carnival. what they got, in fact, was a procession. history tells us to expect the unexpected at headingley. england here springing the surprises. cheteshwar pujara didn't seem to see that coming. ollie robinson and england up and running. pujara gone for 91, but the big prize was that of virat kohli. he had passed 50 but couldn't get past the waiting hands ofjoe root. robinson wreaking havoc — so too england's more established names. this wasjimmy anderson undoing ajinkya rahane. moeen ali offering a quick break from the quick bowling, no less deadly. but the morning belonged to robin

in the pool there was another gold for maisie summers—newton in the breaststroke — just 19, but already bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — imagine what he'll do if he actually wins it. that's all the sport for now. we are admiring your haircut. sprinters thomas young and sophie hahn took gold in the t38100 metres. it was the first time that thomas young — who's 21 years old — had broken 11 seconds. earlier i spoke to his parents, bridie and rob. coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously his previous personal best was in dubai at 11 seconds but he has always wanted to aim to beat the 11 seconds and it was so great because today he did it. and what a place to do it. what were you thinking when you watched him run? you don't have long to actually see him in action, do you? no, it felt a bit surreal. it was just so amazing and i was so emotional, i didn't know what to do. from the interview i have read, he said he wasn't even thinking about the medal, he was only thinking about how fast he had run. it

maisie summers—newton was inspired to swim by watching ellie simmonds in 2012. n northampton. that�*s her coach in the red. cheering that�*s what it means. it was one of two british golds in barely 20 minutes. five years ago tully kearney was told she would never swim again because of injury. but she defied her doubters in breathtaking fashion. after silver in yesterday�*s 200 metres, it was gold in the 100 in a new world record. itjust doesn�*t get any better. sensational swim for tully kearney! and there was yet another gold for great britain, for a paralympic legend. more than two decades after his debut at the games, sir lee pearson made it title number 12 in the para dressage on breezer, a horse he bred at his home in staffordshire. it was, he said, "as emotional as his first gold medal," adding, "it�*s fairy tale stuff." yes, what a day for the british team and what a day for sir lee pearson at the age of a7. he just keeps on winning. i can tell you there have been even more medals for the british team, a bronze for george wilson in the para— dressage and a

maisie summers—newton went on the 100 metres breaststroke tonight.roke paralympic record, beat her chinese rival and will be on top of the podium again and, five years ago, when i spoke to her and said camino, what you want to get out of your paralympic career she said i just want to compete in tokyo and now she is going to be going home a two—time time paralympic champion and, of the powerlifting, mickey ewell got a bronze medal and in the table tennis there was a collection of bronze medals from jack hunter spidey, tom mattis and paul kavanagh viaduct. each got a bronze in the main classification. thank you very much, rachel. it means up—to—date with the latest from the pub 0lympics with the latest from the pub olympics in tokyo and if you want more you can go to the website and see everything schedule today full and to see who is on top of the medal table go tbc dot—com forwards last paralympics. ——bbc.com/paralympics to other news now, and hurricane ida has brought heavy rain and winds to western cuba as it heads into the gulf of mexico. the us n

in the pool there was another gold for maisie summers—newton in the breaststroke — just 19, but already of the day undoubtedly belonged to will bayley. the former strictly competitor showing some less than fancy footwork, but he's into the table tennis final — imagine what he'll do if he actually wins it. as we heard, thomas young won the gold in the t38100 metres event. we can speak to his parents, bridie and rob. iimagine you i imagine you are bursting with pride in your specially made t—shirts. your boy is fast. he ran under 11 seconds for the first time. what had he been running before tokyo? what had he been running before to 0? ., , ., ., ., tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and _ tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously _ tokyo? coming up to tokyo he had done 11.03 and obviously his - done 11.03 and obviously his previous personal best was in dubai at 11 seconds but he has always wanted to aim to beat the 11 seconds and it was so great because today he did it. �* ., and it was so great because today he did it. ~ ., ., and it was so great because today h

but it won'tjust be her going for great britain, also grace harvey and maisie summers—newton will alsoactually maisie has been chasing her tail up for a while now. so we will have to see who comes out on top moving on to the equestrian, sophie wells hoping to continue with her gold medal streaked from rio, and pick up another gold medal. in the velodrome, we will see katina cox, the reigning champion in the 500 metres time trial. we will that she will have tough competition from canada — can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo? we will have to see. to football, and the news that all tottenham fans had been waiting for — harry kane says he'll be staying at the club, despite intense speculation about the england captain's future. in a statement on social media, kane said he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who only referred to staying this summer. after a brilliant night of action last night, there are just three ties in the league

you talk about maisie summers newton.ympic athlete, i want to win gold medals, and she came here to tokyo and did just that and she has been beating her not just teammates, but role model ellie simmons at the same time, and to achieve that as a teenager is just phenomenal. achieve that as a teenager is 'ust henomenal. ~ , , , ., ., phenomenal. absolutely, phenomenal stuff there this _ phenomenal. absolutely, phenomenal stuff there this morning. _ phenomenal. absolutely, phenomenal stuff there this morning. rachel- stuff there this morning. rachel latham in tokyo, thank you. it has been another huge sum of transfers. cristiano ronaldo has returned to manchester united after 12 years away. he left for real madrid in 2009 but has spent the last three seasons at juventus in italy. he is 36 now and joins for fee somewhere in the region of £13 million, subject to him passing a medical. here are some very happy united fans. i'v e i've had dreams about him coming back, really. and i didn't think it would happen. but it has. i'm r

newton, — coming through, maisie summers newton, any chalice who is probably one of— newton, any chalicethem but they have already started _ ahead of them but they have already started thinking about how they separate — started thinking about how they separate when they come home. there will be _ separate when they come home. there will be a _ separate when they come home. there will be a brilliant homecoming for these _ will be a brilliant homecoming for these athletes, the national lottery are aware _ these athletes, the national lottery are aware that these athletes have not been _ are aware that these athletes have not been able to get the big celebration at the end of their events— celebration at the end of their events and have organised a big event _ events and have organised a big event like — events and have organised a big event like you saw team gb had last week _ event like you saw team gb had last week they— event like you saw team gb had last week. they will be coming together and celebrating with entertainment and celebrating with entertainment and music— and celebrating w

and back home in northampton, maisie summers—newton's was no exception.ng really. great scenes there. now to cricket, and england are batting their way into a commanding position on the second day of their third test against india at headingley. england resumed with an overnight lead of 42 and they've kept piling on the runs ever since. they have lost both openers — rory burns and haseeb hameed — but dawid malan and captainjoe root have steadied the ship. they're currently 239—2 — that's already a lead of 161. meanwhile, the former england captain and chairman of selectors ted dexter has died at the age of 86. nicknamed lord ted, dexter played 62 tests for england and was captain in the early 60s. he was renowned for the power with which he hit the ball. arguably this was his most famous innings against the west indies at lord's in 1963 when he came in at none for one and smashed 70 off 73 deliveries. he was later named president of the marylbone cricket club and was awarded a cbe in 2001. that's ted dexter, who's died at the age of 86. pep guardiola says

summers newton will be going in the 200 metres individual medley. everyone might think that ellie is down for gold, but actually maisie has been chasing allie's tail forto see you comes out on top. he will also be elizabeth marks from australia will be chasing them down. it is anybody positive mental tomorrow in that 200 metres individual medley. —— anybody�*s medal. moving onto the equestrian, sophie wells is competing for the first time at these games. she is helping to continue with her gold—medal street from rio and pick up another gold medal at these games, and in the velodrome, we will be seeing katina cox going to the first time. she is going to have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo? we will have to wait and see. rachel latham reporting there from tokyo. plenty to look forward to. the first day of the the third test against india could not have gone any better for england. remember, they went one down in the series at lord's after a chastening defeat there last week but responded brilliantly today, bowling the tourists out for 78. and they've built a first innings lead, with both openers still in p